When you install the WordPress content management system or any new theme, the theme may show branding in the footer. The branding gives a dofollow backlink to the developer/organization’s website. According to Marie Haynes, many folks contacted her in May…
No matter how much effort a developer or group of developers put into building a WordPress theme, there will always be some flaws in the final product. For example, the color combination may not be good, or font size might…
The header is an important part of a website. It features the website image/text logo, menubar. It can also have a search box or a widget that shows a 728 x 90 or 436 x 60 ad unit. Sometimes, you…
Many WordPress users test the plugins or themes before using them on a live website. Doing so ensures that the plugin/theme they’re planning to use on a production site is bug-free. Sometimes, these users may install another OS and would…
90 to 95% of the WordPress theme developers and designers use the black text and white background color combination for the pages of their themes. Some users might like to change this. A WordPress theme may or may not allow…
Featured image is one of the many functions of a WP CMS. Like some functions of the WP CMS, they have some advantages and disadvantages. Some themes set the first image that is inserted in the post as a featured…
When you design a page with Elementor, Beaver, Gutenberg, or any other tool, you will find the title of the page on the page itself. If you want to set this page as the homepage, you should get rid of…
A website is incomplete with a logo. No matter what niche the site belongs to, it must have either a textual or an image logo. Websites that don’t have them look odd. WP content management system displays the name of…
Here we have shared the method to fix the “your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress” warning Before having a look at the method, let’s first understand the importance of extensions. The…
Pages in WP are identified not only by their name, and URL but also by their ID. WP generates and assigns an ID to each post/page you create. This ID is saved in the post database table along with the…